Diamond Valley Golf Club

Nice course, quiet, away from the city. Greens are in good shape, and fairways are decent with nice natural scenery.

The staff is friendly and the prices are cheap. It's a nice course and is a little challenging at some holes. We are beginners though. The only thing to mark them down for is that a lot of their courses are dead. The grass is pretty patchy and dried out. But overall it's a beautiful place.

Golfed here about 15 years ago when it was pristine. I think the drought did a number on the aesthetics but the Fairways and greens are in great shape. I'm giving it a 4 out of 5 only because the grounds are very run down but the course itself is still challenging and good. No GPS and Limited services here too.

Don't do it. Unfortunately a nice course has seen better days. If you do play at least wait until it's cooler. The course is very dry, grass and trees are dying. There was very little drinking water and it was warm. Hopefully they can improve by winter and stay open.

Went today. Have seen better days. Sad to see such a great course go to the way side. Saw one person running around doing the kitchen and setting up t-times. Poor guy. Not sure if I will be going back. Lots of dry areas and course isn't maintained anymore.

I really LIKE this golf course. You need to play it a few times to get the”local knowledge.” It is well designed to keep your interest on every hole. If you can stay in the fairway you have a reasonable chance for par. But if you stray, then bogeyville. The greens are fast and in great shape. Overall, the course is in excellent condition. I’ll be back to play it every time I’m in the area.

This course is super long so you better have the big guns handy. With a 638 yard par 5 on #13, it's by far one of the best courses to air it out. It does get quite hot in the summer months though, so plan either an early morning or late afternoon round.

Like most of the valley courses in the area, draught has taken a major toll on the course. Despite many dry and dead spots, the greens are in good shape. This a great course to challenge yourself with some tough slopes and holes. The staff are very accommodating and super friendly. The prices are very competitive which makes it one of my favorite places to practice my golf game, whether I play all 18 or just a couple hours. This is by non means in lush PGA Posh condition, but the owners are doing what they can to ensure an affordable and enjoyable experience for everyone.

This course used to be one of the best in the Hemet area. Now it's poorly maintained, more brown grass than green, temporary sprinklers left on many tee boxes. The most restrictive GPS carts I've come across.

Toughest course I've played. Dial in your yardages and hit the fairways or you'll be sorry. Pretty course and decent pricing. The off limits program for the carts gets a bit annoying but is understandable most of the time.

One of the most beautiful courses around! It is a very long plane course, so give yourself plenty of time. It is fun and challenging. The views here are really good as well.

I play a lot of courses and this course is in great shape. Definitely a tournament course with a lot of challenging and interesting holes. Also hats off to course maintenance crew that consists of 3 men, they keep this course in great shape!